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The '''Koopamart''' is a store featured in the Mario comic stories published in the ''[[Nintendo Comics System]]''. As its name suggests, it is a convenience store supposedly run by [[Bowser]] (the building is even modeled to resemble him), and [[Koopa Troopa]]s work there as cashiers. Among the items sold there are [[Shy Guy]] Masks, G.I. [[Bullet Bill]] Heat-Seeker toy guns, and C. Mentum's Famous Sticky Juice. It is most likely owned by the [[Apook Corporation]], the largest distributor of commerical products in the Mushroom Kingdom. In spite of the fact that the store is owned by the Koopas, the [[Toad (species)|Mushroom People]] are quite content to shop there. [[Toad]] is a regular customer himself, as he carries a Koopamart Kredit Kard. | The '''Koopamart''' is a store featured in the Mario comic stories published in the ''[[Nintendo Comics System]]''. As its name suggests, it is a convenience store supposedly run by [[Bowser]] (the building is even modeled to resemble him), and [[Koopa Troopa]]s work there as cashiers. Among the items sold there are [[Shy Guy]] Masks, G.I. [[Bullet Bill]] Heat-Seeker toy guns, and C. Mentum's Famous Sticky Juice. It is most likely owned by the [[Apook Corporation]], the largest distributor of commerical products in the Mushroom Kingdom. In spite of the fact that the store is owned by the Koopas, the [[Toad (species)|Mushroom People]] are quite content to shop there. [[Toad]] is a regular customer himself, as he carries a Koopamart Kredit Kard. | ||
The Koopamart is first mentioned by [[Toad]] in "[[Duh Stoopid Bomb!]]" | The Koopamart is first mentioned by [[Toad]] in "[[Duh Stoopid Bomb!]]" Right when ditching his Shy Guy disguise to steal the [[Stupid Bomb]], Toad points out to Bowser that he bought "this crummy robe" at the Koopamart the day before. | ||
The Koopamart is later seen in "[[Elect Mario for Man of the Year]]" | The Koopamart is later seen in "[[Elect Mario for Man of the Year]]." Here, Toad lends his Koopamart Kredit Kard to Mario so he can pick up ingredients for his famous homemade pasta sauce. While there, Mario passes out pin buttons to the other customers and picks up a Shy Guy mask for a child named Elliot, who is having difficulty reaching it. Elliot's mom then tosses away the mask, which lands in Mario's shopping cart and sets the story's plot in motion. | ||
Probably by coincidence, the Koopamart was also mentioned in the ''[[Super Mario World (television series)|Super Mario World]]'' episode "[[Gopher Bash]]" | Probably by coincidence, the Koopamart was also mentioned in the ''[[Super Mario World (television series)|Super Mario World]]'' episode "[[Gopher Bash]]." Right when getting away with the stolen crops, [[Larry Koopa|Cheatsy Koopa]] taunts the Mario Bros., telling them that shopping at the Koopamart is the only way for the Bros. to eat.<ref>{{cite|quote=The only way you guys are gonna eat, is by shopping at the Koopamart! So long, suckers!|author=[[Larry Koopa|Cheatsy Koopa]]|date=November 9, 1991|title=''[[Super Mario World (television series)|Super Mario World]]'' ("[[Gopher Bash]]")|accessdate=August 16, 2024}}</ref> | ||
In the ''[[Nintendo Adventure Books|Nintendo Adventure Book]]'' ''[[Leaping Lizards]]'', Mario mentions that [[Princess Peach|Princess Toadstool]] spotted [[Iggy Koopa]] with the magic silver whistle they need to change the [[Mushroom King]] back to normal while shopping for snails at the "'''Koopermarket'''" | In the ''[[Nintendo Adventure Books|Nintendo Adventure Book]]'' ''[[Leaping Lizards]]'', Mario mentions that [[Princess Peach|Princess Toadstool]] spotted [[Iggy Koopa]] with the magic silver whistle they need to change the [[Mushroom King]] back to normal while shopping for snails at the "'''Koopermarket'''." | ||
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Revision as of 16:13, August 16, 2024
The Koopamart is a store featured in the Mario comic stories published in the Nintendo Comics System. As its name suggests, it is a convenience store supposedly run by Bowser (the building is even modeled to resemble him), and Koopa Troopas work there as cashiers. Among the items sold there are Shy Guy Masks, G.I. Bullet Bill Heat-Seeker toy guns, and C. Mentum's Famous Sticky Juice. It is most likely owned by the Apook Corporation, the largest distributor of commerical products in the Mushroom Kingdom. In spite of the fact that the store is owned by the Koopas, the Mushroom People are quite content to shop there. Toad is a regular customer himself, as he carries a Koopamart Kredit Kard.
The Koopamart is first mentioned by Toad in "Duh Stoopid Bomb!" Right when ditching his Shy Guy disguise to steal the Stupid Bomb, Toad points out to Bowser that he bought "this crummy robe" at the Koopamart the day before.
The Koopamart is later seen in "Elect Mario for Man of the Year." Here, Toad lends his Koopamart Kredit Kard to Mario so he can pick up ingredients for his famous homemade pasta sauce. While there, Mario passes out pin buttons to the other customers and picks up a Shy Guy mask for a child named Elliot, who is having difficulty reaching it. Elliot's mom then tosses away the mask, which lands in Mario's shopping cart and sets the story's plot in motion.
Probably by coincidence, the Koopamart was also mentioned in the Super Mario World episode "Gopher Bash." Right when getting away with the stolen crops, Cheatsy Koopa taunts the Mario Bros., telling them that shopping at the Koopamart is the only way for the Bros. to eat.[1]
In the Nintendo Adventure Book Leaping Lizards, Mario mentions that Princess Toadstool spotted Iggy Koopa with the magic silver whistle they need to change the Mushroom King back to normal while shopping for snails at the "Koopermarket."
References
- ^ "The only way you guys are gonna eat, is by shopping at the Koopamart! So long, suckers!" – Cheatsy Koopa (November 9, 1991). Super Mario World ("Gopher Bash"). Retrieved August 16, 2024.
